how much is a 1928 g $2 bill worth
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-   The two dollar bill should have monticello on the back. If so and is in good condition can sell for about 7-25 dollars each. The value of coins and paper money can vary drastically depending  on date, condition, and various stamping. A 1928 g series 2 dollar  bill with a red seal is worth between $10 and $50.hree types of $100 bill were issued with the 1928 series date. Auction prices as of 05/2010 are approximately: Gold Certificate: $250.-$750. in circulated condition; at leas … t $1400 for an uncirculated one. Federal Reserve Note with date 1928: $125.-$180.
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- Netherlands 1 G Coin. NETHERLANDS SURINAM 4 BU 1962 COINS $9.99 (1-5-10-25c) $24.95 MORE for SILVER 1G. Here you have 4 roll fresh Choice Uncirculated 1962 coins from the beautiful Dutch Colony of Suriname aka Dutch Guiana! These are bona fide antique gems that turned a half century old in 2012.
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- All the different 1953 red seal two dollar bills are equally common. In average condition any 1953 red print $2 should sell for about $2.50 to a dealer or collector.
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What is a 1976 2 dollar bill worth? Submit. · just now. Report Abuse. 1976 2 dollar should worth money in the future so right now with it being 39 years old I will pay 5 dollars for it do not forget 1976 was a special year because of bicentennial so money was made rare,and once again should worth lots of money for coin collectors in the future.Roger · 2 months ago.eport Abuse. 1976 2 dollar should worth money in the future so right now with it being 39 years old I will pay 5 dollars for it do not forget 1976 was a special year because of bicentennial so money was made rare,and once again should worth lots of money for coin collectors in the future. Roger · 2 months ago.
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What is the value of a 1953 US Red Seal 2 dollar Bill? 1953C-Kathryn O'Hay Granahan and C. Douglas Dillon. All the different 1953 red seal two dollar bills are equally common. In average condition any 1953 red print $2 should sell for about $2.50 to a dealer or collector. If you have a run of 100 consecutive red writing two dollar bills, expect about $8 per note.
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Autographs Lou Gehrig autographed baseball card . A Lou Gehrig autographed baseball card is worth between $2,500.-$3,500. Prices may vary based on condition, and the type of authenticity that accompanies the signature. Signatures that have not been authenticated could sell at half the market value or less. ...
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What Would $10,000 in 19xx be Equivalent to Today? That means that a dollar in 1900 would buy about 29 times as much as a dollar buys in 2012. It follows that $10,000 in 1900 was roughly equal to ($10,000 x 29=) $290,000 today. Similarly, the multiplier for 1929 is about 13. Thus, for example, $100,000 in 1929 was equivalent to ($100,000 x 13=) $1,300,000 in 2012.
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"WinampForums Home Search Today's Posts Mark Forums Read Members List FAQ help Register RulesWinamp & SHOUTcast Forums > Community Center > General DiscussionsIs this $2 bill worth anything?User Name Remember Me?PasswordPage 1 of 2 1 2 >Thread Tools Search this Thread Display Modes10th August 2004, 21:50 # 1MidnightViper88Made In The U S A  (Forum King)Join Date: Nov 2003Location: The 502Posts: 9,100Is this $2 bill worth anything?My dad has this $2 bill he's been hanging onto for awhile and didn't want to spend it, but he's desided to give it to me, since most of the people he's talked to have said it wasn't worth anything more than as little as a nickle over it's $2 face value... It looks to have some type of value, since it has red ink, which is unusual, but I don't know...Anyone know about this (I'm sure SSJ4 might be able to give me insight, though)?""I just want to lie in my own crusty filth, eating rancid egg sandwiches, until some unfortunate paramedic has to blow down my door to find my bloated and pasty corpse wedged between the nightstand and mattress stained with Bengay and Robitussin DM."" - Greg Gutfeld on sex and seniors""Syphilis does not stay in Vegas. Debt collectors do not stay in Vegas. Dead hookers stay in Vegas, but the guilt stays with you forever."" - Bill Schultz10th August 2004, 21:51 # 2MidnightViper88Made In The U S A  (Forum King)Join Date: Nov 2003Location: The 502Posts: 9,100Uhh, dammit...Forgot to attach the picture...Attached Images2 dollar bill.jpg  (98.3 KB, 10476 views)""I just want to lie in my own crusty filth, eating rancid egg sandwiches, until some unfortunate paramedic has to blow down my door to find my bloated and pasty corpse wedged between the nightstand and mattress stained with Bengay and Robitussin DM."" - Greg Gutfeld on sex and seniors""Syphilis does not stay in Vegas. Debt collectors do not stay in Vegas. Dead hookers stay in Vegas, but the guilt stays with you forever."" - Bill Schultz10th August 2004, 21:54 # 3jakeledelSenior MemberJoin Date: Jan 2001Location: The Ohio State UniversityPosts: 439they're usually worth a little more than $5 PROFITMozilla10th August 2004, 21:54 # 4ScorLibranResident FloydianJoin Date: Aug 2003Posts: 6,222$2 bills are interesting to have (I have a few somewhere too), but they're just not old enough to really be ""rare"" and in demand yet. Keep it for another 50 years, then check the value of it.I'm a psychosomatic sister running around without a leash.10th August 2004, 21:54 # 5mikmMajor DudeJoin Date: May 2001Location: somewhere elsePosts: 1,255Sucks if its fake.powered by CâHâOH10th August 2004, 22:00 # 6RellikMajor DudeJoin Date: Oct 2003Location: localhostPosts: 1,099http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_...wo_dollar_bill You might have something: http://www.usmintquarters.com/redseals.htm or not: http://search.ebay.com/red-seal-two-...ertyZ2QQsotrZ210th August 2004, 22:31 # 7sgtfuzzbubble011Join Date: Jun 2000Posts: 60,814I've got one of those somewhere, myself. I'm going to keep it until I'm about 60 years old.10th August 2004, 22:46 # 8Bilbo BagginsWind Chime of the ApocalypseJoin Date: May 2000Location: The ForestPosts: 17,231Ask SSGogita, he knows these things.10th August 2004, 22:55 # 9m0eThis Space For Rent  (Major Dude)Join Date: Jan 2003Location: The great north wasteland of the StatesPosts: 1,456All I want is my two dollars!KEXP11th August 2004, 01:56 # 10beanboy89 (Major Dude) isn't very customJoin Date: Nov 2003Location: Pennsylvania, USAPosts: 2,004I have got lots of those $2 bills laying around, along with lots of 50 cent and dollar coins (forget the names.)Site | Help us count11th August 2004, 03:06 # 11General GeoffMajor DudeJoin Date: Jul 2004Location: Allentown, PennsylvaniaPosts: 1,254hey, I got one of those too: http://www.shadowflareindustries.com/images/2dollar.jpg11th August 2004, 03:53 # 12ShyShyAmazon Bush Woman Forum QueenJoin Date: May 2003Location: The Sticks, QueenslandPosts: 8,066Quote:Originally posted by m0eAll I want is my two dollars!Damnit, m0e, you beat me to it I used to have one of those years ago, until some kid stole it from me.11th August 2004, 04:02 # 13shakey_snakeForum DomoJoin Date: Jan 2004Location: Everyone, get over here for the picture!Posts: 4,334If some one whould scan the back side of that 2 dollar bill. Then I could print it out, and it would be worth as much as I felt like making it be.elevatorlady elevatorlady elevatorlady elevatorlady elevatorlady levitateme11th August 2004, 06:03 # 14ryannot fucked, not quite.  (Forum King)Join Date: Feb 2002Location: TnPosts: 8,793I've always been lead to believe that they are worth just what they say, $2.00.11th August 2004, 06:05 # 15deeder7001Jesus Freak  (Forum King)Join Date: Aug 2002Location: Tempe, AZPosts: 5,520i used to have a $2 bill. i had it untill i spent it at least.There is no sig.11th August 2004, 06:27 # 16Germrules all thingsJoin Date: Jan 2001Posts: 3,148Idiot is in fact correct. You can go to a bank anytime and get 2 dollar bills if you so desire.11th August 2004, 09:44 # 17SSJ4 GogittaFollowed by Gnomes  (Forum King)Join Date: Dec 2000Location: West Virginia Googolplex: 10^10Â¹Â°Â° FB:/SSJ4.DominusDeus DeviantArt: DominusDeus XboX GT: A Wild Meeseeks Playstation 4: DominusDeusPosts: 7,154True, you can get $2 bills at most banks any time you want, some are harder to get than others. What you have, though, is a common 1963A series red seal $2 bill, US Note. They trend on e-bay for about $3 each, though they're not uncirculated (such as yours). Uncirculated examples can go for as high as $10 each. I have a $2 bill as well, though just one. A 1976 series, Federal Reserve Note (common cash). Not much, really, but worth keeping a hold of, since you're not likely to get older series' notes at the bank, but newer ones (since they still make $2 bills) These are what you want to keep an eye out for, and obviously, in the best condition you can find: Pre-1990 bills (an average $1 only lasts 18 months) Star notes (There will be a Â« next to the serial number). Star notes are issued when a note of the same serial number was fubar'd during printing. Silver certificates (Itâll literally say on the bill ""SILVER CERTIFICATE""). Back in the day, these used to be redeemable for one dollarâs worth of silver bullion. Error notes, such as off-center printing Radar notes (this refers to the serial number reading the same forward and backwards, such as ""E 15077051 E"" VERY hard to come by). Different colored seals -- Green seals are Federal Reserve Notes. -- Red seals are United States Notes. $2 USN's were discontinued in 1965 and the $5 USN was discontinued in 1967. -- Brown seals are National Bank Notes. Made from 1863 to 1935. -- Blue seals are Silver Certificates. They were redeemable for $1, 5, and $10 in silver bullion (silver dollars, such as the Peace dollar). -- Gold seals are Gold Certificates. They were redeemable for $10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000 and $100,000 in gold bullion (at the time, largest denomination gold coins wouldâve been $20 double eagles. Others: Hawaiian Silver Certificates: During World War II, the US wanted to keep Hawaii's paper money isolated from the rest of the USA just in case Japan invaded Hawaii and confiscated the paper. These notes could be distinguished by the word "" HAWAII "" written on the sides and back. Hawaiian Silver Certificates were issued in $1, $5, $10, $20 denominations. North African Silver Certificates: During World War II, troops who were stationed in Europe and Africa were given these bills to use. I am assuming for the same purpose as Hawaiian, in case of any confiscation of the money, it could be distinguished and then voided. These bills are still backed by the government and could be spent for face value. These notes could be distinguished by their "" yellow "" seal and "" blue "" serial numbers. North African Silver Certificates were offered in $1, $5, and $10 denominations. Since I'm not a currency collector, I don't really have a broad example of things, though here are some of my bills: 1976 series $21957 series $1 silver certificate1977 series $1, signed by my great grandfather1963B series $11995 series $1, off-center2003 series $1, crisp uncirculated11th August 2004, 10:19 # 18ctn|chriswForum KingJoin Date: Mar 2002Location: HellPosts: 3,309I have about 18 of them somewhere, they belonged to my grandma.11th August 2004, 11:10 # 19s1138Alumni?Join Date: May 2000Location: jojaPosts: 6,936on a similar, yet somewhat unrelated note: SSJ4, you know if star notes are worth anything? ive never really been able to find anything on them...but i do save them when i get them11th August 2004, 11:37 # 20Viper007BondMajor DudeJoin Date: May 2002Location: Portland, OR Life: NonePosts: 1,054I have an envelope with about a 1/2 dozen to a dozen of those plus a uncut sheet of 16 of those from the mint hanging on my wall. 'Tis teh cool. They still print them and sell them there at the mint, they just don't put them in circulation. Mine's series 1995 I believe.- Viper007Bond | Viper007Bond.com11th August 2004, 11:37 # 21SSJ4 GogittaFollowed by Gnomes  (Forum King)Join Date: Dec 2000Location: West Virginia Googolplex: 10^10Â¹Â°Â° FB:/SSJ4.DominusDeus DeviantArt: DominusDeus XboX GT: A Wild Meeseeks Playstation 4: DominusDeusPosts: 7,154They can be worth something, yes (and even if they aren't, they're worth keeping because they're hard to come across). Here's a currency price guide from July/August 2004. Start notes are on page 11, though I've attached a shot of the star note section for easy viewing. Other issues of the price guide can be viewd here, as they may provide other years and stuff for other notes.Attached Imagesstar_notes.gif  (86.7 KB, 1471 views)11th August 2004, 11:41 # 22Viper007BondMajor DudeJoin Date: May 2002Location: Portland, OR Life: NonePosts: 1,054Quote:Originally posted by Viper007BondI have an envelope with about a 1/2 dozen to a dozen of those plus a uncut sheet of 16 of those from the mint hanging on my wall. 'Tis teh cool. They still print them and sell them there at the mint, they just don't put them in circulation. Mine's series 1995 I believe.It's 1/2 of this, vertically cut: Cost me $43 for $32 worth of bills, but it's cool to have, so it's worth it.- Viper007Bond | Viper007Bond.com11th August 2004, 11:45 # 23beanboy89 (Major Dude) isn't very customJoin Date: Nov 2003Location: Pennsylvania, USAPosts: 2,004I just went and checked, and all of the $2 bills I have are Series 1976.Site | Help us count12th August 2004, 05:53 # 24BMWboyRegistered UserJoin Date: Apr 2002Location: next the the guy that lives over therePosts: 1,360I've got 4 $2 bills all 1995, one in really bad shape, 2 on so-so shape and one in very good shape. I got all of them while I was working as a cashier in a WaWa.8th November 2005, 23:47 # 25MidnightViper88Made In The U S A  (Forum King)Join Date: Nov 2003Location: The 502Posts: 9,100Over a year later, I find out how much it was worth this past Sunday: $2... Used it towards $5 worth of gas in my car...Surprised the cashier didn't give me a funny responce, or whatever...Guess I've listened to too many $2-cashier incidents... This is pathetic...I've never held onto 2 measly dollars for this long...""I just want to lie in my own crusty filth, eating rancid egg sandwiches, until some unfortunate paramedic has to blow down my door to find my bloated and pasty corpse wedged between the nightstand and mattress stained with Bengay and Robitussin DM."" - Greg Gutfeld on sex and seniors""Syphilis does not stay in Vegas. Debt collectors do not stay in Vegas. Dead hookers stay in Vegas, but the guilt stays with you forever."" - Bill Schultz9th November 2005, 01:16 # 26ElChevelleModerator AlumniJoin Date: Jun 2000Location: the MANCANNON!Posts: 22,462Amagine that, 2 dollar bills went up dramatically in value just this afternoon9th November 2005, 08:23 # 27InvisableManNinja Master!  (Forum King)Join Date: Mar 2001Location: Hotel CaliforniaPosts: 4,331i have the same deeley of a uncut sheet of bills on my wall, it's cool to have and lots of people comment about it.3rd May 2011, 03:30 # 28terrencedupreyJunior MemberJoin Date: May 2011Posts: 1Quote:Originally Posted by MidnightViper88My dad has this $2 bill he's been hanging onto for awhile and didn't want to spend it, but he's desided to give it to me, since most of the people he's talked to have said it wasn't worth anything more than as little as a nickle over it's $2 face value... It looks to have some type of value, since it has red ink, which is unusual, but I don't know...Anyone know about this (I'm sure SSJ4 might be able to give me insight, though)?If it was a regular two dollar bill...not much...but the red lettering could mean it is not just a 2 dollar bill but a BOND...if this is so it is rare for a 2 dollar bill, they are usually 20's 10's and 5's not 2's...it could be worth a lot. I WOULD DEFINITLY CHECK IT OUT!!!!3rd May 2011, 10:26 # 29SSJ4 GogittaFollowed by Gnomes  (Forum King)Join Date: Dec 2000Location: West Virginia Googolplex: 10^10Â¹Â°Â° FB:/SSJ4.DominusDeus DeviantArt: DominusDeus XboX GT: A Wild Meeseeks Playstation 4: DominusDeusPosts: 7,154Quote:Originally Posted by terrencedupreyIf it was a regular two dollar bill...not much...but the red lettering could mean it is not just a 2 dollar bill but a BOND...if this is so it is rare for a 2 dollar bill, they are usually 20's 10's and 5's not 2's...it could be worth a lot. I WOULD DEFINITLY CHECK IT OUT!!!!As I posted 6 years 9 months ago (necrobump much?) a red seal means it's a United States Note instead of a Federal Reserve Note. Quote:Originally Posted by SSJ4 GogittaDifferent colored seals -- Green seals are Federal Reserve Notes. -- Red seals are United States Notes. $2 USN's were discontinued in 1965 and the $5 USN was discontinued in 1967. -- Brown seals are National Bank Notes. Made from 1863 to 1935. -- Blue seals are Silver Certificates. They were redeemable for $1, 5, and $10 in silver bullion (silver dollars, such as the Peace dollar). -- Gold seals are Gold Certificates. They were redeemable for $10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000 and $100,000 in gold bullion (at the time, largest denomination gold coins wouldâve been $20 double eagles.Quote:Originally Posted by WikipediaThe difference between a United States Note and a Federal Reserve Note is that a United States Note represented a ""bill of credit"" and was inserted by the Treasury directly into circulation free of interest. Federal Reserve Notes are backed by debt purchased by the Federal Reserve, and thus generate seigniorage, or interest, for the Federal Reserve System, which serves as a lending intermediary between the Treasury and the public.4th May 2011, 04:24 # 30swingdjtedDRINK BEER NOW  (Forum King)Join Date: Feb 2006Location: Northern West VirginiaPosts: 10,002I used to make it a point to go to the bank and get $2 bills so that I could tip with them. I would get a much better thank you from a waitress that got a $2 from me than if I had left her a $5 bill. Now I don't use cash almost at all; just credit card, and I'm more fair about tipping: $1 for every $5 (20%). I still have quite a lot of $2 bills sitting around though. They're all 1976 or newer. They must have printed a lot of them in '76; most of the $2 bills I see are from that year, despite them being 35 years old now.Don't forget to live before you die.4th May 2011, 10:28 # 31SSJ4 GogittaFollowed by Gnomes  (Forum King)Join Date: Dec 2000Location: West Virginia Googolplex: 10^10Â¹Â°Â° FB:/SSJ4.DominusDeus DeviantArt: DominusDeus XboX GT: A Wild Meeseeks Playstation 4: DominusDeusPosts: 7,154590,720,000 notes were printed in 1976. 153,600,000 notes were printed in 1996 and 1997. 121,600,000 notes were printed in 2004. 220,800,000 notes were printed in 2006.4th May 2011, 21:35 # 32cooky560Major DudeJoin Date: Dec 2002Location: AroundPosts: 1,181That's a lotta notes, I still find it amazing you have such small denominations in the USA for bills. You won't find a bill for less than a fiver hereCooky560 - Making Pointless Posts since 8/12/ 2002 WWW. Victory Requires no explanation, defeat allows none. All that Evil needs to triumph is for good men to do nothing4th May 2011, 21:58 # 33QOAL [STILL a retard!]Join Date: Apr 2002Location: Bristol, UKPosts: 1,168Unless you're in Scotland. I believe I still have a pound note somewhere, from when I ran at a race at the May (that's a place) highland games, which was attended by the Queen Mother.count! â¢ last.fm â¢ da â¢ stylish â¢ planner5th May 2011, 01:39 # 34swingdjtedDRINK BEER NOW  (Forum King)Join Date: Feb 2006Location: Northern West VirginiaPosts: 10,002Most of us are so used to wallets in our back pockets that we don't really like to carry coins. Personally I use credit card for pretty much everything, so I don't really carry more than a few dollars (in paper notes) at a time.Don't forget to live before you die.6th May 2011, 02:21 # 35MidnightViper88Made In The U S A  (Forum King)Join Date: Nov 2003Location: The 502Posts: 9,100I only recently just got a credit card; Only purchased my Panther Arms A-150 rifle, the labor to check the electrical system on my car, and a tan sport coat thus far...Only because I need to start building up credit for myself, I still otherwise don't use it often, unless I happen to find some other expensive purchase that I can still afford (I won't charge credit unless I know I have enough in my savings)... Short of that, I'm still primarily cash only old-school, especially when I can only use my Target team member discount with cash (Or a Target debit/credit card, but I can't be arsed to have another card on me)...Every one of my paychecks, a portion gets cashed, the rest put either into savings or checking...Checking, only used for online purchases or to pay for something in person when cash isn't an efficient thing to handle, and even then, I think I've only written 4-5 checks in however many years I've had my bank account... Besides, it's good to get used to cash, because it doesn't leave a paper trail, and I'll need it when I go under the grid...""I just want to lie in my own crusty filth, eating rancid egg sandwiches, until some unfortunate paramedic has to blow down my door to find my bloated and pasty corpse wedged between the nightstand and mattress stained with Bengay and Robitussin DM."" - Greg Gutfeld on sex and seniors""Syphilis does not stay in Vegas. Debt collectors do not stay in Vegas. Dead hookers stay in Vegas, but the guilt stays with you forever."" - Bill Schultz6th May 2011, 04:20 # 36swingdjtedDRINK BEER NOW  (Forum King)Join Date: Feb 2006Location: Northern West VirginiaPosts: 10,002That really sucks that they don't let you use your discount with a major credit card. Personally, I love using the credit card for most purchases. I use direct deposit that takes money from work to my credit union, then pay for shit through either auto-pay with the credit union directly or through the credit card, which is also automated to pay in-full-on-time electronically. In other words, I almost never see money of any kind; just statements and online account management sites, and I never have to worry about being late on a payment, because if I ever am late on something, I can legally pass the blame to someone else. It makes for easy credit score boosting. All I have to do is cross-check receipts/bills with the statements each month (and it's about once a year that I have to call to make a correction). The only caution is that I have to be careful to always spend only what I can afford, and as frugal as I am, it's not too hard. About all I buy is groceries and gasoline most of the time, and about 2-3 times per year a piece of furniture or something big like that. Everything else goes either towards student loans, home/utilities, retirement, gifts, and/or savings. We don't ""buy"" clothes, because the L. L. Bean credit card rewards are enough to keep us well-clothed for free. It's a pretty nice system that works pretty well for us.Don't forget to live before you die.6th May 2011, 13:19 # 37rockouthippieBannedJoin Date: Jun 2004Location: OregonPosts: 11,008Quote:it wasn't worth anything more than as little as a nickle over it's $2 face value...My 2008 book says it's worth $9 retail in excellent condition. It would be worth $20, if it had the ""star"" mint mark denoting duplicate serial number foul ups. If it's not in pristine shape, it's worth $2. 5 years to get this answer on a very old thread.6th May 2011, 21:40 # 38swingdjtedDRINK BEER NOW  (Forum King)Join Date: Feb 2006Location: Northern West VirginiaPosts: 10,002Quote:Originally Posted by rockouthippie5 years to get this answer on a very old thread.Yes, but an answer is still an answer! I can finally rest easy knowing, after all these years of not knowing! And, you're still faster (at 5 years) than we were in finding Osama bin Laden!Don't forget to live before you die.7th May 2011, 02:07 # 39MidnightViper88Made In The U S A  (Forum King)Join Date: Nov 2003Location: The 502Posts: 9,100Haha, I kinda remember that carpet from my room at the old house...And what the fuck was I doing putting that PS2 controller in the way of the photo? I want that stupid thing back; At least it was worth more than the damned wheat pennies I still hold onto every time I find one...""I just want to lie in my own crusty filth, eating rancid egg sandwiches, until some unfortunate paramedic has to blow down my door to find my bloated and pasty corpse wedged between the nightstand and mattress stained with Bengay and Robitussin DM."" - Greg Gutfeld on sex and seniors""Syphilis does not stay in Vegas. Debt collectors do not stay in Vegas. Dead hookers stay in Vegas, but the guilt stays with you forever."" - Bill Schultz7th May 2011, 05:16 # 40swingdjtedDRINK BEER NOW  (Forum King)Join Date: Feb 2006Location: Northern West VirginiaPosts: 10,002Quote:Originally Posted by MidnightViper88the damned wheat pennies I still hold onto every time I find one...Yeah, I do that shit too. Why do we do that?Don't forget to live before you die.Page 1 of 2 1 2 >Winamp & SHOUTcast Forums > Community Center > General DiscussionsIs this $2 bill worth anything?User Name Remember Me?PasswordÂ« Previous Thread | Next Thread Â»Thread Tools Search this ThreadShow Printable VersionEmail this PageSearch this Thread: Advanced SearchDisplay ModesLinear ModeSwitch to Hybrid ModeSwitch to Threaded ModePosting RulesYou may not post new threadsYou may not post repliesYou may not post attachmentsYou may not edit your postsBB code is OnSmilies are On [IMG] code is OnHTML code is OffForum RulesForum JumpWinamp.com - Help - Archive - TopPowered by vBulletinÂ® Version 3.8.6 Copyright Â©2000 - 2018, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd." Join Date: May 2011. Posts: 1. If it was a regular two dollar bill...not much...but the red lettering could mean it is not just a 2 dollar bill but a BOND...if this is so it is rare for a 2 dollar bill, they are usually 20's 10's and 5's not 2's...it could be worth a lot.I WOULD DEFINITLY CHECK IT OUT!!!!rue, you can get $2 bills at most banks any time you want, some are harder to get than others. What you have, though, is a common 1963A series red seal $2 bill, US Note. They trend on e-bay for about $3 each, though they're not uncirculated (such as yours).
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- Using the Consumer Price Index, $10,000 in 1977 would be worth $35,522 in 2010 money.hat depends on what the 10,000 units are. Assuming the amount is 10,000 US Dollars, it would have the same buying power as $79,450 in 2013. Similarly, $10,000 today would hav … e the same buying power as $1,250 in 1959.
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- 1963 isn't a rare date for US $1 bills. As of 04/2011 a circulated bill retails for $1.25 to $1.50, while an uncirculated one is about $2.00. The 1963 series was the first i … ssue of that denomination as Federal Reserve Notes, and huge numbers were printed to replace older silver certificates.ithout a date there is no way to tell. Post a new question and include a date.   More The last red-seal US $1 bills were printed in 1928. As of 01/2011 they're worth $20 … to $50 in average condition. Uncirculated ones can bring $250 or more.
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What is the value of a 1957 US silver certificate? You didn't provide a denomination, but only $1 bills were issued as  1957 silver certificates. Despite their age they're common among  collectors. As of 03/2015 they retail … for about $1.25 to $1.75 in  average condition regardless of series letter.uge  numbers of these were saved when the government announced that the  series would be discontinued.    … As of 03/2010, a circulated 1957 A bill retails for $1.25 to $1.50  but a dealer is unlikely to pay more than face value (1 dollar).
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What is a 1976 2 dollar bill worth? Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Circulated current-issue $2 bills (dates 1976 and later, with green seals) are worth $2. If they are in crisp uncirculated condition the retail value could be double that. Older U.S. Notes with red seals can be worth more.eport Abuse. 1976 2 dollar should worth money in the future so right now with it being 39 years old I will pay 5 dollars for it do not forget 1976 was a special year because of bicentennial so money was made rare,and once again should worth lots of money for coin collectors in the future. Roger · 2 months ago.
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Bank of Canada 1937 One Hundred Dollar Bill We buy all Canadian $100 bills issued in 1937. Our offers are dependent upon the condition and rarity of your specific bank note. Prices generally range from $125 to $500; especially choice bank notes or rare varieties could be worth more money.ne hundred dollar bills are a green color. The first thing you will probably notice is that the left side of each bank note has English text and the right hand side has French text. This was a change from 1935 bank notes, which were printed with either just French or just English text.
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- G is the highest series letter for 1928 US $2 bills. J may be part of the serial number, a plate indicator, or some other registration/bookkeeping device in which case it … doesn't affect the bill's value.hree types of $100 bill were issued with the 1928 series date. Auction prices as of 05/2010 are approximately: Gold Certificate: $250.-$750. in circulated condition; at leas … t $1400 for an uncirculated one. Federal Reserve Note with date 1928: $125.-$180.
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How Much Are Old Five Dollar Bills Worth? Some five dollar bills are already worth thousands of dollars. If a rare 1886 $5 bill in perfect condition is worth $10,000, the fact that it was from the estate of a Hollywood actor probably won’t add much extra value.Popularity – There are some five dollar bills that don’t necessarily follow the guidelines above.f a rare 1886 $5 bill in perfect condition is worth $10,000, the fact that it was from the estate of a Hollywood actor probably won’t add much extra value. Popularity – There are some five dollar bills that don’t necessarily follow the guidelines above.
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- our present currency measures 2 61 inches wide by 6 14 inches long and the thickness is 0 0043 inches larger sized notes in circulation before 1929 measured 3 125 inches by 7 4218 inchesince there are 490 notes in a pound if you used $ 1 bills it would weigh 2040 8 pounds but if you used $ 100 bills it would weigh only 20 4 pounds how much money is printed each day the bureau of engraving and printing produces 38 million notes a day with a face value of approximately $ 541 million
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- Red seal two dollar bills from 1953 are frequently encountered with a star at the beginning of the serial number. 1953 $2 star notes typically sell for about $5 if they are in decent condition. Expect about $15 if they are uncirculated.
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United States Currency Value Guide Any currency from this year that has a star in the serial number is going to at least be collectible, and it could be very valuable. 1928C, 1928D, and 1928E $1 silver certificates are scarce. Red seal $1 bills are popular.
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Value of 1929 $20 Bill from The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Value of 1929 $20 Bill from The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Regular issue series of 1929 $20 Federal Reserve bank notes from San Francisco are common. There were 888,000 notes printed for this series from San Francisco. Most 1929 $20 bills from San Francisco are worth $30 or less.
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How Much is old Australian money worth? Best Answer: Do you have a 1930 Australian Penny? - if you do, I'm your mate for life-they are extremely rare, and if you have all 6 of them they are worth between $1 million and $1.2 million.
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How much would a GBP 1 in 1920 be worth today? This refers to the purchasing power of the pound. Is it correct that GBP 1 of 1920 would be around GBP150 in value today.his answer is better if the subject is a consumer good or something else of interest to an individual. When using the GDP deflator, the (average) value in 2006 of £1 from 1920 is $38.70. The range of values is from $26.24 to $60.89.
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- The Coin Page. 1  A 1960 small-date Lincoln cent (worth about $1). 2  A 1995 doubled-die obverse Lincoln cent (worth about $30). 3  A 1929 Buffalo nickel (worth about $.50). 4  A 1950-D Jefferson nickel (worth about $5).5  A 1946 (silver) Roosevelt dime (worth about $.60).he Coin Page. 1  A 1960 small-date Lincoln cent (worth about $1). 2  A 1995 doubled-die obverse Lincoln cent (worth about $30). 3  A 1929 Buffalo nickel (worth about $.50). 4  A 1950-D Jefferson nickel (worth about $5).
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We Buy U.S. Currency from Sellers Across the Country The worth of this type of money is based on condition and signatures. Rare Modern (1928-1934) - We buy $500 & $1000 bills, rare star notes from 1928 and 1934, and currency with low serial numbers.
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- A British one pound note was worth $4.25 US currency exchange in 1940 The value to a coin / banknote collector today would depend on condition of note. You should be able to find on Google search and Ebay 1 pound in 1940 is widely rated as very roughly equivalent to about 40 to 45 pounds now.
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1000 Dollar Bill 1918 $1,000 bill. Series 1918 $1,000 bill, Obverse, with Alexander Hamilton. Series 1918 $1,000 bill, Reverse. 1934 $1,000 bill. Series 1934 $1,000 bill, Obverse, with Grover Cleveland. Series 1928 or 1934 $1,000 bill, Reverse. High-denomination currency was prevalent from the very beginning of U.S. Government issue (1861).
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How Much Are Old Five Dollar Bills Worth? Some five dollar bills are already worth thousands of dollars. If a rare 1886 $5 bill in perfect condition is worth $10,000, the fact that it was from the estate of a Hollywood actor probably won’t add much extra value.